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Fort Worth Soldier’s Boxers Make Him Famous

May 18th, 2009 by in Better Health Network, Humor
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Fort Worth soldier’s, um, boxers make him famous | Fort Worth | Star-Telegram.com
Army Spec. Zachary Boyd, a 2007 graduate of Keller Central High School, was in his sleeping quarters this week when the Taliban attacked in the rugged mountains of eastern Afghanistan. Boyd rushed to a defensive position clad in his helmet, vest and boxers — the pink ones decorated with the “I Love NY” slogan.

Dude’s from Fort Wort. “I Love NY” Boxers. Geez.

Thank you for your service. Get some Texas undies.

*This blog post was originally published at GruntDoc*

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